@Jeep Hacked, Twitter Reacts

The hacker's first tweet called attention to the logo change.
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ElanaZak
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Mon, Feb 18 2013 16:00:00
It came a day after a similar attack on Burger King's Twitter account. The hacked Jeep account referenced that in this tweet.
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ElanaZak
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Mon, Feb 18 2013 16:00:00
The word spread quickly, in typical Twitter fashion.
Sandi Fairbanks @Sfair6
you would think that every big company would be watching their social media accounts closely considering the Burger King thing...@Jeep haha
Tue, Feb 19 2013 11:00:40
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Nicole Murakami @nmurakami20
So...secure your passwords? Ask @Jeep @BurgerKing Or don't.. you might get more followers, without spending a dime on advertising !
Tue, Feb 19 2013 11:00:28
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Mike Hayes @michaelhayes
Be safe out there, brand accounts.
Tue, Feb 19 2013 10:55:25
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The Twitter community, unsurprised by hacking incidents these days, was quick with quips...
James @jamez1031
Now @jeep was hacked? I DONT WANT TO LIVE IN A WORLD WHERE UNSUCCESSFUL BRANDED TWITTER ACCOUNTS ARE NOT SAFE!!!
Tue, Feb 19 2013 10:59:30
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Benny So @SoBenny
Hacking corporate Twitter accounts is the new Harlem Shake? @Jeep
Tue, Feb 19 2013 10:59:33
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...Some of which had a serious subtext. As WSJ's @TomGara put its...
Tom Gara @tomgara
We'll never beat China as long as their teen hackers steal Google's algorithms and ours post crackpipe pics on the Jeep twitter account.
Tue, Feb 19 2013 11:00:06
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